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Temple undergrads are launching research careers through an innovative Katz program

by Jonny Hart

December 11

"I wouldn't be where I am today if not for the program," is a common sentiment shared by the Temple students who participate in the Fels Biomedical Research URM Undergrad

Temple recognized as a 2024 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting

by Maria Klecko

December 04

Thanks to its outstanding efforts to increase nonpartisan student voter participation, Temple has been named a 2024 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting.

Five things we learned from Coach Keeler’s introductory news conference

by Steve Orbanek

December 04

On Tuesday, Dec. 3, K.C. Keeler was formally introduced as the next head coach of the Temple Owls football team during a news conference held in front of a standing-room

Opening of the iNest named ‘Power Move of the Year’

by Steve Orbanek

November 26

In March 2024, Temple University opened the Innovation Nest, aptly nicknamed the iNest, with the desire to commercialize new innovations from researchers, spur student

Temple President John Fry inducted into the American Philosophical Society

by Steve Orbanek

November 20

Throughout his career, Temple University President John Fry has built a reputation as a nationally recognized higher education leader and innovative urban planner. In

Annual Innovative Idea Competition encourages Temple community to think big

by Ethan Duer

November 20

The community at Temple University doesn't just support innovation; it fosters an environment that strives for it. In such a setting, the next generation of entrepreneurs

Temple student Ray Epstein was finalist for prestigious Rhodes Scholarship

by Steve Orbanek

November 18

Just months after earning the prestigious Truman Scholarship, Temple University's Ray Epstein continues to make her mark at the university. The senior dual major was

A series of firsts: Meet Temple staff and faculty who were first-generation college students

by Maria Klecko

November 07

Being the first in one's family to attend college is an experience unlike any other. It feels both rewarding and daunting to navigate new classes, programs, career

More students are utilizing the university’s safety resources

by Matt Petrillo

November 04

The best way to get around both Temple University's campus and the city of Philadelphia is on two wheels, said Josh Blakely, Class of 2026."I love to bike because I can

Tyler’s glass program celebrates 50 years and a new, sustainable approach

by Jonny Hart

November 04

[node:video]When Professor Emeritus Jon Clark founded the Tyler School of Art and Architecture's glass program 50 years ago, students and faculty had to melt marbles and

Is it biased for a newspaper to endorse a candidate? Journalism professor says no

by Jonny Hart

November 01

The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times shocked readers and made headlines last week by announcing they won't be endorsing a candidate in the upcoming presidential

Temple announces its new sports media major

by Jonny Hart

October 30

Temple University has a rich history of preparing students for successful careers in sports media. Owls are everywhere in the industry, as proven by Philadelphia Eagles

Temple professor helps raise bar for children’s media content

by Steve Orbanek

October 25

In the United States, the longest-running children's television program is Sesame Street. It was the first children's television show to use educational goals and a

Temple social media team wins Social Media Day PHL awards, ranked top in TikTok engagement

by Kiki Volkert

October 25

What exactly does 3.2 million views, 515,000 likes, 19,000 bookmarks and 513 comments on the social media platform TikTok look like? For Temple University, it's a video

Temple hosts the inaugural Women in Sports Media Symposium

by Jonny Hart

October 24

Students, faculty, alumni and members of the media packed into Mitten Hall on Friday, Oct. 18, for the inaugural Women in Sports Media Symposium hosted by Temple

New social justice minor gives students tools for change

by Kiki Volkert

October 16

What is a just society? How do we define social justice? What are the social, political, economic and cultural forces or factors that create injustice? How can injustice

OwlHacks is 30 hours of innovation, problem-solving and community

by Jonny Hart

October 16

Ready, set, hack! On Saturday, Oct. 5, more than 275 of the area's brightest coders, computer science majors and problem-solvers gathered at Temple's Science Education

Temple’s Board of Trustees pledge support to the JoAnne A. Epps Undergraduate Scholarship

by Stephen Orbanek

October 10

Last year, in the wake of the tragic passing of former Temple University President JoAnne Epps, the university created the JoAnne A. Epps Endowed Undergraduate

Hispanic, Latino/a, Latinx or Latine? Find out how to use the terms

by Maria Klecko

October 08

As language and identity continue evolving, knowing when to use certain terms can be tricky. One complex case includes the usage of Hispanic, Latino/a, Latinx and Latine.

Temple University receives its third straight national Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award

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Temple University receives its third straight national Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award

by Deirdre Childress Hopkins

October 03

In recognition of its exceptional commitment to diversity and inclusion, Temple University has been honored with the 2024 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED)